The Rust core development team released a call for papers last month on their blog aimed at the Rust community, hoping to gather thoughts and suggestions on how Rust should develop in 2020. They stated that team members would read all submissions and subsequently produce a “Roadmap RFC” to form a formal proposal. Any ideas … Read more
Hello everyone! Today I want to share a particularly interesting topic – the implementation of coroutines in C#. As a developer who often deals with asynchronous programming, I understand the importance of coroutines in enhancing program performance and simplifying code structure. Let’s explore how to implement a simple yet powerful coroutine library in C#! What … Read more
In software development, every change in requirements generally requires rewriting code, and after code changes, functionality testing is needed. Of course, before functionality testing, unit testing of the code is necessary to avoid unverified scenarios after code modifications, which can lead to various issues. Using a testing framework to quickly complete unit testing of the … Read more
(Click the blue text above to quickly follow us) Translation: Open Source China www.oschina.net/translate/languages-to-improve-your-python If you have good articles to submit, please click → here for details 27 Programming Languages Procedural Programming Languages: C, Rust, Cython Object-Oriented Data Modeling Languages: Java, C#, Eiffel Object-Oriented Derivatives of C: C++, D Array-Oriented Data Processing: MATLAB/Octave, Julia Statistical … Read more
In our thirteenth article in the Getting Started series, we explore ways to get involved in the Raspberry Pi community. — Anderson Silva In our thirteenth article in the Getting Started series, we explore ways to get involved in the Raspberry Pi community. This series is gradually coming to an end, and I have written … Read more
Event Time September 16 (this Thursday) 20:00-21:00 Event Schedule 20:00-20:45 Keynote Sharing Running TensorFlow on IoT Devices Current status of TensorFlow Lite and TensorFlow Lite Micro Key points and implementation methods of running TensorFlow Lite on Coral Compilation process and technical points of TensorFlow Lite Micro 20:45-21:00 Interactive Q&A Organizing Community GDG Shanghai Bilibili Live … Read more
When I first started using the vi text editor, I hated it! I thought it was the most painful and inhumanly designed editor of all time. But I decided I had to learn it because if you are using Unix, vi is everywhere and is the only editor that you can guarantee will be available. … Read more
OpenWrt can be said to be the most famous home WiFi router Linux distribution in the world, birthed from the once obscure Linksys WRT54G router, and has been around for more than 12 years. In early May 2016, the OpenWrt user community announced another OpenWrt: the Linux Embedded Development Environment (LEDE). The official explanation states … Read more
Follow+Star Public Number Number, don’t miss exciting content Source | Arduino Chinese Community Arduino has been subject to many controversies from non-Arduino supporters. Below are several common questions from the Arduino community. (The following views come from the Arduino community). 1. Arduino has low performance, inferior to Raspberry Pi and other development boards, so don’t … Read more
“This week at the Open Night, we invited a professional electronic enthusiast, Si Jian, to share his maker projects in the Mushroom Cloud live broadcast room.” Si Jian is a doctor by profession, who started his maker journey from scratch due to his passion for electronic maker products. He has been sharing his learning experiences … Read more